EvAU Challenge IV
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English
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12th Grade
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Hard
María Luisa de la Cruz Briceño
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David Mech was fascinated ___ the way in which wolves behave in the wild, ___ they live in families.
Answer explanation
by... (it's a passive voive sentece).
, where... (refers to 'the wild'
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___ you want to have a well-behaved dog, ___ (not/pay) attention to it when it misbehaves.
Answer explanation
The situation, te condition starts with 'If'. You can also use 'In case', 'Should' or 'As long as'.
It's a first conditional sentence which you use, in this case, to give a recommedation, using a command 'Do not pay'.
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Rudolph Schenkel, ___ put forward the theory of alpha-male dominance, ___ (write) his most famous study in 1947.
Answer explanation
In the first gap, you must use just WHO because the former word is a person and it's a non-defining relative clause. The second gap is in the past because the date when the study was written in 1947.
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Complete the following sentence to report what was said.
'Do you prefer having dogs or cats at your home?'
My friend asked me___
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More companies ___ (hire) me years ago if I ___ (have) a university degree.
Answer explanation
The sentence refers to the past so you must use third conditional tenses!
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Parents assume their kids learn the things they ___ (interest) in, while children look forward to ___ (satisfy) all their curiosity in a particular field.
Answer explanation
Be careful because the first gap is in passive voice: Los pdres asumen que sus hijos aprenden las cosas en las que ellos están interesados.
El phrasal verb 'look forward to' +ING. (Esperar con ilusión ALGO).
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Most students will agree this is ___ (precious) life period, but they only become aware of it ___ those days are behind.
Answer explanation
When you come across an adjective, comparative or superlative forms may be possible. In this case 'el periodo de vida más apreciado' (su perlative).
Second gap it'sa preposition: cuando, después o una vez (when, after or once) que esos días han quedado atrás.
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